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H. Frankfort suggests that The Burney Relief shows a modification of the normal canon that is due to the lions being turned towards a worshipper: they might appear inappropriately threatening if their mouths were open.

The Rab4p-related protein may play a role in membrane recycling as rab4 deleted strain shows a modification of colony morphology, dimorphic transition and permeability.

The numerical simulations of fluid flow have shown a modification of the axial filtration velocity profile with packing density.

Moreover, Scanning Electronic Micoscopy (SEM) pictures showed a modification of the deformation process due to the embrittlement of the amorphous matrix by the chain scission and by cavitation.

The same group also has shown a modification of inflammatory gene expression after RIPC in both murine models and humans.

They all showed a modification of skills and attitudes or behavioural or willingness of learners to apply new knowledge & skills (Kirkpatrick Levels 2 and 3) [ 6].

The genes showing a modification of their expression in the low-acid fruit compared to the normally-acid fruit were the tonoplastic proton pumps PRUpe AtpvA1, PRUpe Vp2, and to a lesser extent PRUpe Vp1.

The functional studies of the common CCND1 polymorphism P242P showed a modification of the alternative splicing events in exon 4 because the G-to-A substitution alters the consensus sequence of the splicing donor site (Betticher et al. 1995; Howe and Lynas 2001).

As shown in Figure 5A, HeLa cells subjected to three consecutive treatments with 3 μM TAT-TALEN proteins showed a modification frequency of 3% as measured by the Surveyor assay.

The present work shows that a modification of this method can grow single-crystal SnO2 nanowires from polycrystalline thin films of fluorine-doped SnO2 (FTO) on glass substrates at a reduced temperature of 580 °C.

Next we will show that a modification of an argument of Sukavanam [23] can be applied to compare the approximate controllability of systems (1.1) and (1.2).